#BlogTourAmbiente – Best Global Design Trends at Ambiente

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David Wiechmann, Editor in Chief of the design publication, ‘PM Designer’s Special’ said it best,

” The question where interior design ends will commonly have to be answered in a more more differential way…. We will cover not just tables built also the tableware on them. Not only the pure room at such, but also the atmospheric accessories in it. “

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With Ambiente being the largest consumer goods fair in the worldwide it was hard to narrow down just a few trends. Although a few did stand out from the United States, Denmark, Lebanon, and the Philippines embodied design trends that I see every corner of the world embracing in the upcoming months.

Here are my favorite picks of global trends at Ambiente:

Take a look at my favorites and see links to the brand to go search their entire collection!

United States – ‘Optimistic & Uplifting’

This year the United States was the partner country for Ambiente and NYC based Designer

Scott Henderson wowed visitors at his booth that:

“…expressed the USA at a glance in a way that everyone would perceive as optimistic and uplifting”

It was a pleasure to see Scott’s refreshing take on everyday household items that are multifunctional with a modern design aesthetic that is whimsical yet clean-lined.

United States – Nambe

I fell in love with Nambe – a tableware company that is headquartered out of my western roots of Sante Fe, New Mexico with their organic driven housewares line. The company creates crystal glassware, barware and is now moving into tabletop pieces that look beautiful being cooked in or on your table.

Scandinavian Design

My good friend Susan Serra armed me with a mission before going to Ambiente “take pictures of any great Scandi products you see.” I had my eyes peeled for great Scandinavian design and Normann Copenhagen was my favorite. All of the household items reminded me of children’s building blocks with their warm and smooth wood materials and minimal details. The lighting in the bottom left hand photo is from LIND DNA out of Denmark and I loved the industrial inspired filament lighting.

Lebanese Metal Designs 

Kafka Goes Pink was even more beautiful in person. The copper and bronze fixtures are hand cut and deliver lighting patterns on the wall that is awe-inspiring.

“Pure contemporary lines, a subtle and exquisite oriental baroque, Kafka Goes Pink is borne of the love of a Lebanese artist to his country and its eras of know-how. Union and fusion of an ancestral handicraft and a visionary designer, Kafka Goes Pink invites you to luxury, sensuality and authenticity.”

Organic Living – Philippines

O Living was the very first exhibit I stopped at when visiting Ambient and I think I spent thirty minutes in awe of the organic materials and beautiful textures of their outdoor and organic living products.

“For its unique interior and design products, which are made by hand in the Philippines, it selects only the highest-quality natural materials, including bone china, wood, mother-of-pearl, metal and natural stone.The great feeling that all O living products emanate originates not solely from the harmonious design of the products but also from O living’s business philosophy, which is based on honesty and durability.”

Eva Solo – Danish – Organic Living

Eva Solo had a host of Danish household products that are practical yet strongly designed with the end user in mind.

“Eva Solo creates exclusive, Danish-designed furnishing accessories and kitchenware characterised by aesthetic appeal, functionality and high quality. Tools which are a pleasure to look at, use and own.”

From outdoor grills to indoor water bottles, tea kettles and tea leaves holders – I could have spent all day in their booth!

This bird feeder (above) is made from hand blown glass was one of my favs.

To wrap up all the trends in just one post would take days! Although these were my absolute favorite global trends from the Ambiente fair!

See highlights of our amazing night with Villeroy & Boch with BlogTourAmbiente here.

Amazing Night with Villeroy & Boch – #BlogTourAmbiente

All Images – Stagetecture

Our night begins at the Villeroy & Boch booth at Ambiente

We started the evening after the main Ambiente Fair closed and the individual brands hosted their own private functions in their booths. Villeroy & Boch greeted us with fruity cocktails and a chance to walk around to see their latest dinnerware, crystal and collections.

Featured Villeroy & Boch Collections

Floreana & For Me

Delicate and feminine dinnerware

For Me (White Dinnerware):

Villeroy & Boch has developed the modern country collection For Me to cater for all those who enjoy relaxed but stylish meals at home, no matter whether they are eating alone, as a couple or with a large party. The multitalented tableware is distinguished by its timeless design with clear lines, gentle transitions and pleasing shapes.

Floreana (Floral Patterns):

The décor draws inspiration from the floral patterns of historical copperplates and from the famous Mettlacher Plat2ten, which so influenced the history and aesthetics of Villeroy & Boch’s tableware and tiles in the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centuries. Well-known décors like Brombeere, Rubus and Phönix have been drawn upon, reinterpreted and placed in a contemporary context. Applied using watercolour techniques in fresh blue, green and red, the resulting décor has a contemporary modern aura.

Artesano Provençal Lavender

The new décor Artesano Provençal Lavender features scattered sprigs of delicate lavender in strong shades of violet and dark red buds. The motifs of the décor are set off against a warm beige that resembles light-coloured wood and surrounded by a violet border around the edge of the plate.

This was my favorite!

Ultimate BBQ

Veronika Miller of Modenus & Leanne Wood Newman of Flying Camel PR show off the Ultimate BBQ line

Versatile dinnerware for your outdoor entertaining

Ultimate BBQ comprises selected articles all formally developed from scratch to cater for a range of barbecuing needs. The modular product range consists of plates, platters and accessories that allow the stylish serving and enjoyment of barbecued meals – whether eaten classically at a dining table, on the couch or in the garden.

Off to Dinner at the Villa Kennedy Hotel with Villeroy & Boch

After seeing the latest collections at Villeroy & Boch’s booth it was off to dinner at the Villa Kennedy hotel.

Image via: Villa Kennedy – Rocco Forte Hotels

We arrive to an exquisite dining room set for our dinner

Nicolas Luc Villeroy tells us the history of Villeroy & Boch

After a delicious dinner and 3 hours of lively conversation, each of us have memories of a wonderful evening!

Thank you to the Villeroy & Boch Team from BlogTourAmbiente!

Nicolas Luc Villeroy (Head of the Tableware Division and Member of the Management Board)
Michel von Boch (Family Member)
Florian Bausch (Head of Product Development)
Bernard Reuter (President Villeroy & Boch Americas)
Maxim Vorobiev (E-Commerce and Online Manager Americas)

and a special thank you to Jessika Maria Rauch (Global PR Manager Tableware, Kitchen & Hotel Press and PR)

Blogging in Vegas! Join Me at the KBIS2015 NeXT Tech Bar

If you remember KBIS 2014 I brought you kitchen and bath inspiration via social media and especially Instagram, it was a fun week! This year I am thrilled to have been asked to speak and join the KBIS NeXT Tech Bar!

#KBIS NeXT Tech Bar – Sponsored by Consumer Reports

Providing technology answers to design community needs! The Tech Bar will be a casual, lounge atmosphere where subject matter experts interact one-on-one and/or in small groups to tackle the hottest tech topics in the kitchen and bath industry. The lounge will also provide charging stations so attendees can rest, talk tech and get fully charged in between sessions.

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Taking your Blog to the Next Level

I will be speaking on Wednesday, January 21st about Blogging and take your Blog to the next level. Whether you have a blog and you don’t feel like it’s going anywhere, or you are seasoned and want to know what has worked for me, and WHAT HASN’T!

I invite you to join me at the NeXT Bar on Wednesday, January 21st from 11:15am – 12:15pm.

KBIS NeXT Tech Bar Schedule for Wednesday, January 21

I’m excited to join my Interior Design Community Moderator colleagues as well all talk about social media, content, blogging, e-design, and more. The NeXT Bar will be open all days of the show January 20-22 so stop by at any time.

Follow me these next few weeks on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram, Tumblr, LinkedIn & check out the #KBIS2015 Pinterest Board for images from last year and new ones from the show.

See you in Vegas, Baby!

-Ronique

I Join About.com as their Home Staging Expert

If you aren’t familiar with About.com I encourage you to read this article on Fast Company. They pull in more than 100Million viewers a month and they are now making themselves a destination site, rather than just a site you fall upon from the search engines (which isn’t too bad either… right?)

Home Staging Tips & Tricks

As many of you know I started of Stagetecture as a home staging site, thus the name ‘Stage’ (Staging) and ‘etecture’ (Architecture). I’ve always been passionate about helping home sellers and homebuyers with staging, organization, decluttering, and home selling tips and tricks to help them move to the house of their dreams.

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Join me at Http://homestaging.about.com for ideas that will help with:

• Home Staging
• Decluttering
• ROI (Return on Investment) Upgrades
• DIY Projects
• Seasonal ways to appeal to buyers
• Real Estate tips
• Decor Ideas that will help buyers and sellers!

Follow the About.com – Home Staging Pinterest Board

Don’t have time to go through the website? Follow the About.com Pinterest Board that highlights all of the posts quickly and helps you pin ideas to your own moving ideas mood boards!

Follow Ronique Gibson {Stagetecture}’s board About.com – Home Staging on Pinterest.

If you need to quickly access the site – look for the About Home Staging icon in the sidebar of Stagetecture.com.

Don’t forget you can always get helpful moving advice in the “Moving | Realty” category here on Stagetecture.

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I’m excited to pair up with Restonic Mattress to bring you bedroom design and sleep wellness tips to transform how you see and feel in your bedroom. In the upcoming months I will introduce a bedroom theme for the month, here on Stagetecture. I will also feature posts on the Restonic blog to give design and sleep wellness tips to follow that month’s theme. I would love to hear how you tackle bedroom “challenges” in your home too!

The Restonic blog has interviewed some of my favorite interior designers on their blog for their Bedroom Therapy feature on how they design bedrooms for comfort, style, and everyday living; I encourage you to follow their tips.

Ensure your Holiday Guests Have a Comfortable Bedroom

For November we kick off our Restonic bedroom theme with your holiday guest bedroom. Within a few weeks your home will play host to relatives, friends, and plenty of holiday entertaining that we all hold dear. When traveling guests come to stay for the holidays your guest bedroom becomes their ‘home away from home’ and ensuring it is comfortable is essential.

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Holiday Guest Bedroom Tips

In my home, my college-aged son comes home and often brings a friend, or two along. I think preparing for guests during the holidays shouldn’t be a stressful or time consuming effort. Depending on how you keep the bedroom during the rest of the year will help or hinder you. For my husband and I, my son’s “guest bedroom” turns into a storage room most of the year and therefore a overhaul of emptying out closets and decluttering is our first order of business. Here are some tips for you if your guest bedroom needs a good cleaning first.

Guest Bedroom Cleaning Tips

• Remove clutter from closets, under the bed, and in dresser drawers
• Remove old bedding linen and replace with clean or new bedding
• Clean floor and carpet – especially under the bed to clean out dust and dirt
• Dust and remove old pictures and decorative collectibles around the room
• Treat the room like a hotel for your guests

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Making Holiday Slumber Comfortable for Guests

If you have holiday guests traveling a long distance you want to ensure your guest bedroom is a sanctuary when they arrive. There are several strategies for better sleeping while you’re traveling and creating a comfortable guest bedroom is one of them. Here are a few simple tips:

• Choose comfortable sheets: Cotton sheets that are comfortable and smooth will feel the best to your guests. 100% Egyptian cotton is the best and American cotton is the next softer. While thread count is important (the higher the number the softer and smoother to the touch) but the type of cotton will last longer and will reduce pilling. Flannel sheets are ideal for cold homes but ensure they are “preshrunk” before buying.

• Choose a comforter to fit the temperature of your home: Everyone’s home has different temperature levels. If you live in an older home that is drafty or often cold – opt for wool blankets, and down comforters. Offer your guests a layering of sheets, blankets, and comforter for versatility. Warmer homes can opt for lighter easy-care cotton sheets and comforters.

This holiday season start preparing your guest room with these simple tips. From decluttering and cleaning to choosing the right bedding, your guests will appreciate the time you spent making their temporary “home” feel wonderful throughout their holiday stay.

Follow my future posts on the Restonic blog for your holiday guests. Follow the Restonic Pinterest boards for ideas you can use in your home, and ask to pin to their group boards.

For more holiday guest bedroom ideas on Stagetecture, click here.

Showcasing Design: I’m a Guest Curator at UGallery

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You can see my full curated UGallery picks here:

Ronique Gibson – Curator UGallery – UGallery Blog writeup

About UGallery:

“The process of getting artwork discovered and showcased is a lot like trying to become a movie star. Some people get lucky, but the industry is dominated by an elite cabal of influential people that is not easy to penetrate. UGallery’s mission is to “democratize” the process of selling artwork by connecting artists directly with collectors.” — VentureBeat

In the seven years UGallery has been in business, we have sold artwork to 35 countries, and now represent 500 emerging and mid-career artists. We have been featured in the Wall Street Journal and Internet Retailer’s Second 500 Guide, labeled a future “mover and shaker” of e-commerce.

Image via: UGallery

Thanks UGallery for the great experience and the perfect source for homeowners to find artwork they love for their homes!

-Ronique

Every year I look back from the August 15th of the previous year to the current one and am amazed by the wonderful blessings that have been bestowed upon me! On August 15, 2009 Stagetecture was a “no-name” blog with a place to collect my home staging and organizing ideas. 5 years later, and 3500+ posts later, Stagetecture is visited by hundreds of thousands of readers and I couldn’t have done it without you, my family, my colleagues, and the wonderful friends that touch me daily in all of my social media communities.

Stagetecture’s 5th Anniversary & Past Year Highlights!

What’s next for Stagetecture? More original food photography and more great recipes!

Here’s a quick recap of the biggest and most memorable highlights of the last year:

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September 2013

Sub-Zero/Wolf – New Generation Media Event

I was invited to Madison, Wisconsin once again to witness the unveiling of the biggest rollout of new technology and new appliances for the Sub-Zero/Wolf brand.

October 2013

Lamps Plus Contributor – ‘Style Illuminated’ Blog – October 2013

It was a joy to join the Lamps Plus blog as one of their contributors to the stylish design blog. My Lamps Plus features you can see here.

Stagetecture was also nominated for Best Home Design Blog on Lamps Plus and came in 5th place

#BlogTour LA

In August I was invited to Los Angeles, California for Modenus’ BlogTour. See all of the design BlogTour LA highlights here.

November 2013

The Decluttered Home blog – I become their “Home Staging” expert

Presented by Uncle Bob’s Storage, I already had enjoyed contributing to the Get Storganized blog. I was thrilled to be featured on the Decluttered Home blog where I now write a monthly feature, and am featured in home staging videos and provide valuable information in their brochures that are handed out at local Uncle Bob’s Self Storage facilities.

January 2014

I join the Interior Design Community Moderator on Google+ as the Blogging Expert

February 2014

Kitchen Bath Industry Show – Las Vegas, Nevada

Along with the Interior Designer community moderators I went to Las Vegas! It was my first time attending KBIS – it was great to meet and interview kitchen and bath brands like Poggenpohl, Top Knobs, Moen, Brizo and more!

Tile of Spain Architectural Trip – Valencia & Madrid, Spain

My first time traveling internationally and was the time of a lifetime. I traveled with The Tile of Spain to visit the Cevisama Tile Show, visit Spanish tile manufacturer factories and saw these beautiful historical architectural cities. To see all of the Tile of Spain highlights, visit here.

May 2014

#BlogHerFood – Miami, Florida

I attended my first food blogging conference! It was a treat to meet other foodies, attend the brand sponsored events … and I won a KitchenAid Mixer  Can’t wait in the future months to collaborate with KitchenAid again in Autumn 2014

June 2014

Invited to Streamsong Resort in Central Florida

This was an amazing trip in which me and 3 other architectural journalists met Alberto Alfonso, Architect and witnessed the grandeur of this tucked away masterful resort. See the Streamsong Resort highlights here on Freshome.

August 2014

I’m invited to #Cersaie – Tile and Bathroom Furnishings Show in Bologna, Italy – Sep 22-26

I can’t wait to take you along with me as I experience another great international tile show and share all of the sights and design experiences from Bologna this fall.

What’s coming up for Stagetecture in “her” 5th year? My imagination can’t even fathom it!

I’m excited for:

New opportunities, collaborations with brands, following my passion of food blogging and photography and new home ideas, a “new look” for Stagetecture’s website, and bringing you more home life solutions.

-Thank you everyone for making Stagetecture what it is today!

-Ronique

Disclosure: My trip and accommodations to Spain were sponsored through the Tile of Spain. All opinions are my own.

February 2014 was a whirlwind for me and many of my colleagues in the interior design blogging niche. February 2-6th I was at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) and February 8-15th, I was fortunate to travel to Valencia and Madrid, Spain with the Tile of Spain. For many reasons other than the obvious this was a monumental trip for me. To be able to experience architectural Europe is any architects dream and on top of this to visit the Cevisama Tile Trade Show and visit some of the artisan tile factories was amazing!

Unforgettable Highlights: My @TileofSpain Architectural Trip to Spain

 From the historic…. 

To the ultra-modern… we saw it all in Spain!

Here’s my recap of my week long trip! Stay tuned to Freshome.com to see the trends I found at the Cevisama Tile Trade Show.

Who is the Tile of Spain?

Tile of Spain is the international brand representing 125 ceramic tile manufacturers belonging to the Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturers’ Association (ASCER). Along with myself I was accompanied by Susan Serra – from Susan Serra Associates, the other design journalists, the winners of the Tile of Spain – Passport to Creativity contest, and staff from Tile of Spain and Frank Advertising. Here’s the highlights of my awesome trip!

Day 1 – Trip to Madrid, Spain

I have never flown internationally, so I was a bit nervous to get on a 10 hour plane ride to Madrid, Spain! I also knew this was a chance of a lifetime so I needed to face my fear and do it! Ha! It was much less worrisome than I anticipated. I had packed up my outlet converters, exchanged my dollars into Euros in Miami, and had my magazines, laptop, and iPod ready.

Day 2 – First Day in Madrid – Finally Meet Everyone!

After watching 2 movies on the plane and listening to 10 podcasts on my iPod, and eating dinner and breakfast we arrived at the Madrid airport. I loved the modern and industrial architecture of the airport.. nothing like in the U.S. The airport was SPOTLESS!! You could literally eat off the floors…. gorgeous view at the baggage claim.

We finally met at the historical and renovated Hotel Las Latras and I had my first experience of eating delicious tapas. (Little did I know this was just the beginning of the food.. food and more delicious food!)

Day 3 – Madrid Museum Axis Architectural Tour

Awesome museum tours of:

– Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

– Prado Museum – Caixa Forum*

– Reina Sofía Museum

– Viva Madrid Restaurant Lunch offered by TOS.*

– Telefonica Foundation Building designed by Moneo Brock Studio.

Amazing views at the Telefonica Foundation Building 

Day 4 – Last Day in Madrid, off to Valencia – Visit San Antón Market, Slaughter House conversion into a Museum

– Visit San Antón Market. Guided by QVE Studio.  Lunch at San Antón Restaurant offered by TOS. (Interior designed by Agustín Granell and Eatside).  Visit “Matadero de Madrid”

– Bus Transfer from Madrid old slaughterhouse to Atocha Train Station

– High Speed Train AVE Madrid – Valencia

My first time on a high speed train! It was an awesome experience to take the train from Madrid to Valencia

Day 5 – Valencia – First Day at Cevisama Trade Show and Tile Factory Tours 

- Tile Of Spain Manufacturer tours 

– Registration for press conference 

– ASCER Press Conference 

– Bus to Castellón Factories and visit Castellón Factories

The tile factories were amazing! We get to witness a few of the artisan workers painting tiles by hand. Incredible

Day 6 & 7 – Cevisama Tile Show, visit Tile of Spain Booths, and Tour of Valencia Old City

The tile show was nothing like I have ever seen! To see the trends and all of the highlights – visit my Instagram to see all of the inspiring tile.

Relief tiles, large format, and colorful new and organic inspired tiles were big at Cevisama

Touring Old Valencia City was like a walk into a history book.

If I had one hundred more pages I would show you all the beautiful tile, sights, historic architecture and more that I loved on this trip. I thank Tile of Spain for bringing me along on this architectural trip as it was a memory I will hold dear for a life time!

For more Tile of Spain posts on Stagetecture, click here.

So all of the anticipation is finally over and I’m bound for Madrid and Valencia, Spain with Tile of Spain from Feb 8 – 15th! It’s going to be a fun and eventful trip for me as I’m an Associate Architect by trade and so this architectural trip in Spain is like a dream come true!

If you didn’t meet the Editors headed to Spain take a look at the editors here and meet the Passport to Creativity contest winners here.

If you didn’t see who is joining me in Spain take a look at the editors here and meet the Passport to Creativity contest winners here.

Watch the video for the Cevisama Tile Show we will visit while there.

Video–> Cevisama Tile Show

You can follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+, and Pinterest for all of the latest events, trends and happenings.  Follow the #TileofSpain hashtag to follow everyone attending too!

I can’t wait, in less than a week I will be joining Tile of Spain, the 4 contest winners to the Passport to Creativity Contest and 5 editors for a wonderful architectural trip to Valencia and Madrid, Spain. Take a look at these fabulous editors I will have the pleasure of spending 7 fabulous days with!

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Meet the Editors Traveling with Tile of Spain Feb 8-15

Using tile as a default surface is a tradition that keeps the Spanish tile industry at the frontline of ceramic innovation. Tile of Spain is a strong global leader and international brand that represents the 125 ceramic tile manufacturers belonging to the Spanish Tile Manufacturers Association (ASCER).

Like each year, Tile of Spain has announced the winners of its 2014 ‘Passport to Creativity’ contest. Four design professionals have won the chance of participating in an 8-day architectural tour and trip to Spain (from February 8 to February 15, 2014).

Take a look at the 6 editors who will join them in their Spain tour.

Jennifer Adams

Editor-in-Chief – TILE Magazine, Contemporary Stone and Tile Design www.tile-magazine.com
www.cstdmag.com

TILE Magazine is the leading independent publication serving the tile industry, providing superior information as it happens for tile contractors, installers, distributors, dealers, and architects and designers. They travel the world covering international tile events and exhibitions and promote the use of tile by covering unique and innovative buildings that utilize tile. TILE’s editors promote new products, report on the latest advances in technology, installation techniques as well as issues facing the importer/distributor. AUDIENCE 15,000

Contemporary Stone & Tile Design focuses on stone and ceramic tile use in interior design, it features, as well, tips and commentary on stone and tile design as well as stone production, distribution, installation and maintenance.

AUDIENCE 20,000

Ronique Gibson

Blogger/Architect

Stagetecture.com  – https://stagetecture.com

Also writes for Freshome.com, Furniture Fashion blog http://www.furniturefashion.com/

Ronique Gibson is an Associate Architect and a LEED Accredited Professional, who has been in the design industry for over 13 years. Stagetecture – Ronique’s personal blog started in June of 2009. Her design blog helps homeowners find decor, organization, do it yourself and family lifestyle solutions and started off as resource to share ideas.

Ronique’s worldwide influence has helped her bring major brands together in partnerships and beneficial alliances with manufacturers. She has been invited to blogger events with SubZero/Wolf, Modenus and Brizo Faucets. In April 2012, Ronique was invited to Sandra Lee’s Summer Carnival – a celebration of the launch of her new housewares brand in partnership with Sears/Kmart.

AUDIENCE 76,000

Sheila Kim

Products Editor, Architectural Record, and Editor, SNAP magazine www.archrecord.com

ARCHITECTURAL RECORD

Publication provides a compelling editorial mix of design ideas and trends, building science, business and professional strategies, exploration of key issues, news products and computer-aided practice.
CIRCULATION: 90,500

Online Monthly Unique Users: 320,000

SNAP Magazine

SNAP provides readers with a quick and accessible way to learn about the latest product news, trends, statistics, events, and more, in a compelling, thorough editorial presentation. Devoted entirely to covering building products, SNAP differentiates itself by utilizing the resources available only through McGraw-Hill Construction, including data and statistics you won’t find anywhere else.

CIRCULATION: 55,000

Nigel Maynard

Senior Editor

Residential Building Products & Technology Magazine

http://www.resbuildmag.com/

An all-digital magazine, the editorial mission of Residential Building Products & Technology includes the promise to dive below the surface of building products and examine the trends and the details that allow builders, remodelers and subcontractors to better serve their customers. Technology, technique and tools will all be featured along with the latest building concepts in the residential construction industry.

AUDIENCE 75,000

Susan Serra, CKD, CAPS

Blogger/ Designer www.thekitchendesigner.org

Susan Serra, Certified Kitchen Designer (CKD), CAPS, owner of Susan Serra Associates, Inc. for over 19 years, authors the popular blog, www.thekitchendesigner.org. Susan’s insight on kitchen design has been published on Kohler.com, HGTV.com, msn.com, Decorati.com, Home Goods, the LA Times, Meredith publications, among others. Susan’s design work has been published extensively in national magazines over the years. Susan has also designed her own line of cabinetry – www.bornholmkitchen.com.

AUDIENCE 60,000

Ashleigh VanHouten

Design Editor, Hospitality Design

http://www.hospitalitydesign.com

For more than 35 years, Hospitality Design (HD) magazine has continued to serve as the industry’s leading design publication that focuses solely on the hospitality market— hotels, resorts, casinos, timeshares, cruise ships, bars/nightclubs, spas, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. They showcase the latest projects and products, and celebrate the process and people behind them. Publication focuses on interior design, architecture and the hospitality industry.

With a targeted audience including interior designers, architects, purchasing firms, and hospitality owners/developers, HD delivers the entire FF&E design team for product and brand selection. Today, HD has a combined audience of over 52,000 qualified recipients of its print/digital editions. These 52,000 subscribers comprise of the most influential decision-makers within the hospitality design marketplace.

AUDIENCE 25,000 print, 27,000 digital

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